know where it came from.
A clinician’s record and a caregiver’s note are different. The source stays visible.
A connection to the person.
And the information an EMT needs.
Try it with sample records.
A QR code opens the linked patient record.
No camera needed here.Sometimes, a patient can’t tell you who they are. Or what you need to know.
LifeTap starts with one scan. The linked person and their emergency record, together.
Allergies. Medications. History. Someone to call. With the source and date beside each detail.
A little more context.
A more human connection.
Scan a card. See the linked patient and the information you need first.
Open EMT workspace72 years old · “Ellie”
Synthetic clinical record · Oct 8, 2026
A clinician’s record and a caregiver’s note are different. The source stays visible.
A photo, name, and birth date keep the linked person in view.
Patients can see who opened their record and when.
Jayden’s experience as an EMT sparked the idea. We’re Milo, Leo, and Jayden—building LifeTap at The Lawrenceville School for the Congressional App Challenge.
Made in Lawrenceville, New JerseyWorking EMT, doctor, and patient workspaces with saved records, QR cards, and access history. This preview uses fictional data and is not for clinical care.
A card opens its linked profile, including the patient’s photo and identifying details. The link itself is not proof of who is carrying it.
Not yet. The workspace uses authored sample records. Live health-record connections and verified professional accounts are future steps.
Yes. Switch between EMT, Doctor, and Patient to explore the same saved record.
Open workspaceLet’s make the connection.
Try LifeTap Three workspaces. One connected record.